How many countries do you know that sport the same name for their capital?
Mexico City comes to mind…!
OK, yes, that’s it. And of course those too small countries that are just cities, like the Vatican….. but I don’t count them!
Then there’s Luxembourg City!
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I posted this stuff about HoToP (the Holy Trilogy of Photography) some time ago when I still had too many cameras and too many Canons.
Now that I’m somewhat older and wiser (not!) I have again this terrible trio of lenses, but this time for a real camera – my Spotmatic SP. I have the 28mm f:3.5, the 55mm f:1.8 and the 135mm f:2.5 Takumars.
I just checked, I posted my review of the first of the two rolls of Ferrania P30 I got as a reward for backing the guys in Italy on August the 21. 2017. That shows that I was not too keen to waste my time with this film after the first roll.
I finally managed to shoot the second roll in my Leica IIIa and here’s my final verdict. Mind you, this is MY verdict. Yours might be totally different.
6th of May, 27 degrees (celsius that is… about 80 of those strange Farenheit things). An afternoon walk in the neighborhood with camera in hand.
The Mad Hatter:
People have asked me what I use to do all my photography work on the iPad.
Well, here’s a quick inventory of the stuff I cobbled together…. and some wishful thinking of where I’d like to go from here.
I have been reading on the internet for months. I’ve lost hours watching YouTube videos and everyone told me it does not work!
What’s not working you’re asking?
Well, using the iPad as your only computing device, beside the ubiquitous SmartPhone of course.
I’m very easily influenced by the opinions of strangers. I easily fall for recommandations of gear, of cameras and lenses. You might say I have no proper own opinion!
All the photos in this post are from my Spotmatic with Agfa Vista 200 film.
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Frank Lehnen Photography 